Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-01-06
GENERAL NEWS NOTES
Relating TO Gen. Logan.

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Speaker Carlisle has appointed theiollow-
ing as committed to represent the house
OF representatives at the funeral:
Messrs. Thomas, Springer, Henderson,
Townshend, Payson, Worthington, Hit,
Riggs, Roweli, and Neece. Illinois; Reed.
Maine; Curtin. Pennsylvania; Burroughs,
Michigan; Symes, Colorado, and Cary, Wy
oming.
The vault In whichit has been determined
temporarily to lay the remains OF Gen.
Logan is not situated in Oak Hill cemetery
OF the banks Of Rock creek, but in Rock
Creek cemetery itselI. more remote from tile
city, and which surrounds the church which
is designated as st. PauIs Episcopal
Church of Rock Creek Parish.
Subscriptions to the fund for Mrs. Logan
are coming in rapidly, and at 10 o'clock
Wednesday, the both, the total is S26, 600.
Mrs. Logan's property is encountered for
nearly its full value, and the purpose 10 to
raise sufficient fund to clear it Of encum-
brance and leave her sufficient to enable
her 20 live in the manner to which she has
been accustomed. The following subscrip-
tions have been received:
Each 81 ,op0-William Walter Phelps,
George NJ. Pullman. George w. Childs. Gov.
Sawyer, NJ. s. Smith, james Mcmillan, De-
troit, and Fred Billings. New York.
Each $500--John Wannamaker, j. b
Henderson, w. ID. WashbuFn, Senator
Spooner. Marshall Field, Senator Sher-
man and George A. Halsey OF New Jersey.
Each $3.50 Senator Plumb, Kansas III.
b. Baldwin, Detroit; Cash." st. Paul;
Hon. Charles Foster, Ohio; and Allan
Sheldon. Detroit.
Each $200--M. A. Hanna, Cleveland;
John A. J. Creswell Mary land; and William
Pitt Kellogg. louisiana
Each $100--G. w. Van Schaick, Mil
YANKEE; l.. NJ. Dayton, Cincinnati; WEIGH
rost. g.. A. r., Ann Arbor, Mich, and
Ihany Others.
Tx President Hayes, $3.50.
The senate committee in charge OF the
funeral arrangements, Senator Cuilom
chairman, gave out the progra mne as fol
lows:
The body viii be taken by the committee
oil arrangements escorted by the posts ofthe
Grand Army 81 the Republic OF the District
OF Columbia, 81 IL o'clock Thursday. Dec.
30 IRON the residence to the rotuuda OF the
capitol, where it will lie in state until moon
oil the following day under guard Of hon
or detailed by the Grand Army OF the Re-
public and the military order OF the Loyal
Legion Of the United States. From 2 p.
m. OF Thursday until IL o'clock a. m. of
Fridas the public will be admitted to the
rotunda, passing in at the east door and
out at the west. The east door OF the SEN
ate wing of the capitol win be opened at IL
o'clock to those having tickets OF admis-
sion. The diplomatic gallery win be re-
served for the diplomatic corps. The
families OF the president, cabinet officers,
supreme court judges, president pro tenn
OF the senate, speaker OF the house and
ex-presidents and ex-yice presidents will
occupy seats in the gallery east OF the dip
lomatic gallery. The families Of senators
and members OF the house win occupy
seat'i in the east reserved gallery. The re-
porters' gallery will be reserved exclusively
Tor reporters. The remaining seats in the
galleries viii be open without diserimina-
ton to all who have general tickets for
gallery seats